Project 506-21-110 Scope of Work.pdf
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- Solicitation number
- 36C25023B0003
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This document outlines the scope of work for federal contract opportunity 36C25023B0003 to add emergency power to a central chiller plant. The contractor will construct a new addition to an existing building to house a new generator and tie it into the current fuel farm. Additional work includes installing automatic transfer switches for backup power to the central chilled water plant and integrating new distributed control system with an existing Siemens building management system. The contractor is provided 540 days to complete the project, which also requires fully commissioning all new systems. This opportunity is a solicitation issued by the Department of Veterans Affairs Veterans Health Administration Veterans Integrated Service Network 10.
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Scope of Work
506-21-110
Add Emergency Power to Central Chiller Plant
Provide all labor and materials required to execute project # 506-21-110 Add Emergency Power to Central Chiller Plant at the VA Ann Arbor Medical Center.
The scope of this project includes but is not limited to:
Contractor is to construct a new addition to Bldg 32, Energy Center, to house a new generator.
Construction will include tying into the existing fuel farm to provide fuel for the new generator;
providing and installing multiple ATS switches for the new standby power system that is designed to back-up the central chilled water plant; and installation of DDC controls that are to tie into and integrate with the facilities existing Siemens Design building management system. The contractor will receive a total of 540 days to complete the work.
In addition to providing all labor and materials needed to complete the full scope of work defined in the drawings and specifications, this project will also be fully commissioned to ensure all systems perform as designed.
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